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By Aine O’Neill, Toastmasters International
What can you do when team spirit flags? How can you get everyone motivated? Providing competitive salaries, pension benefits and attractive perks are the regular answers that spring to mind. But, when you delve a little deeper into what your team really needs, it’s often the human touch that makes the biggest difference. This lets people know they are valued, cherished and appreciated.
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Tagged as: Business, Guest Post, Presentation Skills, Toastmasters
We look at the new Shufflrr add-in for Office 365. Discover how Shufflrr integrates with Office 365 to enhance presentation management in this insightful conversation with CEO James Ontra. Ensuring your PowerPoint presentations are accessible to all audiences is essential, especially considering that approximately 8% of men and 0.5% of women worldwide experience some form of color vision deficiency. To counter this issue, you can export images from PowerPoint slides and test for color blindness.
Being rejected for a job is hard, but it’s even harder when the feedback you receive leaves you feeling confused, disappointed and undervalued. Pamela Odukoya shares strategies to effectively interpret and utilize job interview feedback, enhancing future performance and career growth. Additionally, we’ve curated an array of inspiring quotes and practical templates to keep you informed and prepared.
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Tagged as: Ezine, Indezine, News, PowerPoint
By Clare Norman, author of Cultivating Coachability
Coaching isn’t always the intervention that will meet your needs. But if you have established that it is and if you are ready to do the hard work of thinking with a coach at your side, vet them well. No one is perfect. So, you’ll need a significant pinch of salt on hand if a coach claims, of even hints, that they have it all figured out. The reality is that every coach needs a coach of their own. And a coach supervisor. And a coach mentor. And a therapist. Maybe not all at the same time, but each of these roles helps to shape a coach to be the best they can be for you. You should expect this from them.
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Tagged as: Clare Norman, Coaching, Guest Post
Ensuring your PowerPoint presentations are accessible to all audiences is essential, especially considering that approximately 8% of men and 0.5% of women worldwide experience some form of color vision deficiency. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to test your slides for color blindness issues, enabling you to identify and rectify problematic color combinations. By doing so, you can enhance the visual effectiveness of your presentations, ensuring they are inclusive and comprehensible to everyone, regardless of their color perception abilities.
Export images from PowerPoint slides and test for color blindness.
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PowerPoint All Versions
Tagged as: Color Blindness, Disabilities, PowerPoint All Versions
James Ontra is the CEO of Shufflrr and a trailblazer in the emerging field of Presentation Management, helping companies save millions by transforming presentations into profitable assets. An early entrepreneur in college, James combined business with academics and was recognized with Houston’s Small Business Administration’s Young Entrepreneur of the Year.
His vision and strategy have been driving Presentation Management to become a recognized communication discipline. James combined this passion with technical development to build Shufflrr.
In this conversation, James talks about the new Shufflrr for Office 365 add-in for PowerPoint.
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Tagged as: Add-in, Interviews, James Ontra, Presentation Management, Shufflrr
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